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3 people died in crashes within about an hour in Baltimore County on Friday night

Two drivers and a motorcyclist died in three separate crashes within about an hour in Baltimore County Friday night, police said.

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3 people died in crashes within about an hour in Baltimore County on Friday night

Keith Weber recalls a lifetime of being an entrepreneur and living life to the fullest in New Zealand and Australia

Home / Top News / Keith Weber recalls a lifetime of being an entrepreneur and living life to the fullest in New Zealand and Australia Keith Weber recalls a lifetime of being an entrepreneur and living life to the fullest in New Zealand and Australia ‘What a Life: Love Life, Laugh, and Live Longer’ released SYDNEY, Feb. 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) “Keith Weber is a larger than life man with tongue-in-cheek humor. He’s a ‘mate’ to many people in New Zealand and Australia, always easy with a laugh and a yarn over a beer… and a good loyal bloke when you need advice or a listening ear. He has a distinctive smile and glint in his eye – like you’re not sure what he’s going to come out with – it will be something profound/surprising,” David Jones, one of Weber’s mates states.

Resistance to planned building changes at Draper University faces resistance

Draper University’s plan to convert its top three floors from dormitories to offices and add an elevator and staircase is facing pushback from the San Mateo Planning Commission. While most of the Planning Commission was OK with changing dorms to offices, it requested significant revisions to the elevator and staircase portion of the project over concerns the changes would alter the building’s historic nature. Draper University’s building at 44 E. Third Ave. is part of the San Mateo Downtown Historic District and is considered a local historical building. It was built in 1926 and operated as the Benjamin Franklin Hotel until 2003. Changing the building architecture could permanently change its historical aspects, something the Planning Commission is against. Certain materials proposed for the elevator, like a glaze, could be harmful to the building’s Spanish Colonial Revival style, according to a city report. Most commissioners didn’t see how the project coul